The Piano Roll Artistry of Edythe Baker and Other Women
Edythe Baker and Other Women

In a profession dominated by men, a few women pianists found employment playing and arranging music for piano rolls from 1890 until the 1920s. The women represented on this album were exceptionalnot just as members of a barely-visible minority, but as virtuoso performers, arrangers, and vaudevillians.
Track Listing
101
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When You're Good You're Lonesome | Edythe Baker | 2:56 | |
102
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Jean | Edythe Baker | 2:53 | |
103
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Swanee Blues | Edythe Baker | 2:49 | |
104
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Racing Blues | Edythe Baker | 3:03 | |
105
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St. Louis Blues | Edythe Baker | 3:04 | |
106
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Yes Sir, That's My Baby | Edythe Baker | 2:21 | |
107
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Blue Hoosier Blues | Edythe Baker | 3:41 | |
108
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Sweet Man | Edythe Baker | 2:19 | |
201
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The Melrose Rag | Sybil Court | 2:36 | |
202
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Bye-bye Pretty Baby | Pauline Alpert | 3:10 | |
203
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Changes | Vee Lawnhurst | 2:41 | |
204
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Would You Rather Be a Colonel with an Eagle on Your Shoulder or a Private with a Chicken on Your Knee? | Bertha Wolpa | 2:04 | |
205
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In the Land of Old Black Joe | Eva Reeves | 2:42 | |
206
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I Wonder Where My Sweet Daddy's Gone | Doris Goodwin | 3:25 | |
207
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Never Again | Ruth Mack | 3:04 | |
208
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Knockout Drops | Zema Randale | 2:11 |